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Blue & Gray Campaign Series Expansion: McClellan Moves |
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Hersteller: |
Worthington Games |
Produktlinie: |
Wargames |
Bestellnummer: |
WTG 0023
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Produkttyp: | Regelerweiterungen |
Sprache: | Englisch |
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Preis:
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26,00 EUR |
Anmerkungen: |
z.Zt. vergriffen |
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Produktbeschreibung
McClellan Moves expands Grant's Gamble, allowing players to recreate the Peninsula Campaign. Included in this game is units for Johnston, McClellan, siege guns, and the CSS Virginia. Rules for Antietam might come out with a future expansion.
Union General McClellan’s 1862 Peninsula campaign to take
Richmond was a move to bring an early end to the Civil War.
His plan was to move up the Peninsula between the James and
York rivers, besiege Richmond, and bring up his siege guns to
overcome the defenses. But the emergence of Robert E. Lee
who personally knew McClellan resulted in a stunning reversal
for the Union when all seemed lost for the Confederacy. As
McClellan’s plans were countered by Lee, Lincoln became less
and less confident of his general’s ability. Lincoln withheld
resources that McClellan demanded for his army around
Richmond when Lee’s bold moves threatened Washington.
You must own Grant’s Gamble as the game board and units are
needed to play McClellan Moves. The game boards from both
games are aligned as shown on the McClellan Moves Setup.
The McClellan Moves game board has two new charts; the
Navy box and the McClellan Confidence Track. The Navy box is
used to show the status for Union amphibious movement on
the James and York River port locations. Union amphibious
movement to port locations on the James (Norfolk, City Point,
and Bermuda Hundred) and York (Yorktown and Whitehouse) is
not allowed until the CSS Virginia is eliminated.
The McClellan Confidence Track is used to show the status of
Lincoln’s confidence in General McClellan and its impact on
units and actions available to the Union player.
The road connecting Charles City and City Point across the
James River can not be used by either side. |
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